Bulletin 1989 October 03

CLUB MOTTO
‘WE CARE’

ROTARY INTERNATIONAL
NEW ZEALAND

CHARTER ISSUED
1924

HASTINGS
ROTARY CLUB

NEWS

HASTINGS: THE FRUITBOWL OF NEW ZEALAND

CLUB WEEKLY MEETING.
Masonic Hall, Cnr Market Street N. and St. Aubyn St, W. Tuesday 12.15pm.

PRESIDENT: GARY PIKE
608 Tomoana Rd, Hastings.
Phone: 798-361.

SECRETARY: FRANK CRIST
P.O. Box 752, Hastings.
Phone Home: 83-241.

PUBLIC RELATIONS/EDITOR: DON PATTERSON
85 James Cook Street, Havelock North.
Phone Home: 774-937 or 486-804.

TREASURER: COLIN YOUNG
C/- P.O. Box 10, Hastings. Phone: 85-143.

ROTARY INTERNATIONAL
PRESIDENT: HUGH ARCHER

DISTRICT 993
DISTRICT GOVERNOR: JIM ROSS

MEETING TIMES OF LOCAL CLUBS:

NAPIER:
Planter’s Restaurant – Monday 12.15.
NAPIER WEST:
Fire Station Hall – Tuesday 6.00.
TARADALE:
Town Hall – Thursday 5.30.
AHURIRI:
Napier Sailing Club, Ahuriri – Monday 5.30.
HAVELOCK NORTH:
Parkwood Country Lodge – Monday 6.00.
STORTFORD LODGE:
Heretaunga Club, Victoria St – Tuesday 6.00.
GREENMEADOWS:
Taradale Town Hall – Wednesday 6.00.
KARAMU:
Hastings Club, Eastbourne St, Entrance – Thursday 5.30.

IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO BE PRESENT TO UNDERTAKE THE DUTY ALLOTTED TO YOU, PLEASE ADVISE CLUB MARSHALL, TED TUCKER, PHONE 89-825.

ENJOY ROTARY

TUESDAY, 3 OCTOBER 1989
Speaker   Paul Hawke – Civil Defence Officer, Hastings and Havelock North
Subject   WHAT TO DO WHEN THE EARTHQUAKE COMES
Introduction   Neil Donaldson   Thanks   Derek Burns

TUESDAY, 10 OCTOBER 1989
Speaker   Frank Crist
Introduction   Graeme Clarke   Thanks   David Gusscott

VITAL STATISTICS, 17 SEPTEMBER
Present   54   Fines   $48.00
Absent   15   Shrapnel   $16.22
Attendance   78%   Total   $64.22

VITAL STATISTICS, 18 APRIL
Present   58   Fines   $26.20
Absent   11   Shrapnel   $19.06
Attendance   84%   Total   $45.26

DUTIES BOTH WEEKS
Mess   Tony Cross, Neil Donaldson, Simon Gale, David Gusscott
Coffee   David Davidson – David Fine
Sgt-at-Arms   Jim Hurford   Sgt-at-Arms   Ian Millin
Left Hand   Graeme Clarke   Right Hand   Ricardo de Treend
Top Table   Brian Epplett – Graeme Fear
Tea   Ray Custance
Song Leader   Merv Lewis – Owen Johnstone
Emergencies   Hugh Douglas – Barry Davidson

PERSONALITIES
(1st week) – Birthdays   2 October   Frank Darroch
2 October   Gary Pike
3 October   Roger Bate
Wedding Anniversaries   3 October   Hale and Brian Campbell
(2nd week) – Birthdays   8 October   Jim Hurford

DIARY NOTES
Club Service    Committee meets Tuesday 10 October at Neil Donaldson’s rooms 5.15 pm.
Vocational Service   Committee meets Tuesday 10 October
Directors   meet Monday 9 October at Frank Crist’s home at 7.45 pm

THOUGHT – If you want something done, give it to a busy man…and he’ll have his secretary do it.

PRESIDENT GARY’S CORNER
Give a thought to Rotaract who are short on numbers. Surely you know someone that could be interested in joining.
Please keep up your attendance at committee meetings. Other clubs that meet at night have almost 100% at their meetings. Why shouldn’t we do the same? It is part of your commitment to Rotary.
I thought the District Governor was a breath of fresh air and I hope you did too. He has helped to enforce this year’s motto of “Enjoy Rotary”. So far I have enjoyed it. I trust it is mutual.

KARAMU ROTARY CLUB, IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE HASTINGS POLICE are organising a Charity Ball to be held at the Tomoana Showgrounds, Hastings on Saturday 28 October. This will be the social event of the year, and a top evening of good music, dancing, fellowship and fun is guaranteed to those attending. Drinks, refreshments, and supper are included in the tickets, together with a return airfare for two to Sydney “lucky ticket” draw. Tickets are $40 each (single) and net proceeds will be donated to Child Cancer Research, a very worthy charity appeal.
Karamu would like to know how many of us would be interested in attending. Talk it over with your lady. Make up a party and have a ball. President Gary will be asking for numbers next Tuesday.

MEMBERSHIP PROPOSAL – Jeromy Greer has been nominated to fill the vacant classification of “Car Retailing”. If no objections are received by 19 October, he will be invited to join the club.

WHAT IS A PROBUS CLUB?
The PROBUS CLUBS were started by Rotary Clubs for members, who for one reason or another, could not commit themselves to regular meetings or involvement with their chosen clubs. There is no age limit. They are purely social and for fellowship. Meet once a month. There are mixed and women’s clubs, in fact, there are, in District 993, as many members (2400) as current Rotarians.

MAKE UP – You will be interested to know that Bruce Whyte is Making up at the Nelson Club.

LEAVE OF ABSENCE has been granted to John Cornelius for overseas travel.

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